McCulloch Campaign Blasts Tax Law In Hammond Speech
Dr. Carleton B McCulloch, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, launched his campaign at Hammond Democratic Club. He denounced centralized power under the Governor Goodrich administration, urged governance by consent, and criticized the tax law and tax board for failing to show economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Carleton B McCulloch
Indianapolis
Democratic Club
McCulloch
Goodrich
Tax Board
Needle Craft Program for 1920 Pages and Hosts
A fragmented list details a 1920 Needle Craft Program with dates from January 15 to December 16. It mentions hostesses and topics including Home Economics Mrs Aitkenhead, Mrs Geo Crawley, Valentine origins and verses, Longfellow quotations, travels, Indiana women, Pilgrim Fathers, San Castres history, and Christmas rhymes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.o
Aitkenhead
Geo
Crawley
Luman
Otis Gardner
Valentine
San Castres
Robert Hamrick
Geo Hitz to Preach at Nazarene Church Sunday
Geo Hitz head of Geo Hitz Produse Company Indianapolis will preach at both Sunday morning and Sunday night services at the Nazarene church. He is a prominent Indianapolis business figure and Greencastle residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hitz
Nazarene Church
State May Rest In Murder Case At Brazil Trial
In Brazil Indiana the state rested its case against George Muncie who is accused of murdering Dr L L Williams after Williams was shot four more times following an initial hit Muncie then confessed to deputies that he planned the killing and sought a gun with his brother present the trial's drama centered on Muncie’s motive and alleged insanity defense as jurors heard witnesses including a coroner and a real estate man describing the fatal sequence and Williams pleas for mercy.
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Brazil
Ind
L. L. Williams
George Muncie
Dr. Williams
Williams
Muncie
Marion French
H. M. Pel
William W. Moore
Cean
Wunce
John Hamilton
John Anderson
Anderson
Butler Seeks Shutout Victory Against DePauw at Home
Butler faces DePauw in a home rematch hoping for a lower scoring game than the decisive defeat earlier. Coach Buss leads the five Invaders as Butler's defense aims to contain the visitors and post a credible showing on its floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Coach Buss
Speci
DePauw
Methodists
Charley Knight Burned As Sedan Damaged In Fire
Charley Knight escaped injury when gasoline fumes from a lantern sparked a blaze at a Monon filling station Thursday night. A garage man held a lantern while the car tank was being filled, igniting fumes and causing the sedan to burn severely.
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Charley Knight
Tank
MONON
Fire Ignites Gasoline Tank at Monon Station
Charley Knight proprietor of the Stone Garage suffered a severely burned hand when gasoline ignited from a lantern while he was filling a Ford Secan near 7:30 Thursday evening. He used a lap robe to smother the flames, saving the car but burning his hand. the fire department arrived with chemicals to extinguish remaining flames and the vehicle interior was burned before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Knight
Stone
Knight
Monon
New Greencastle Store Promises Modern Offerings
Harry Goldberg, a Brazil merchant, rents former C A Kelley rooms to open a new store in Greencastle promising a modern up to date shopping experience. Charles Pitts’s body arrives from Decatur Illinois and funeral set for Saturday at his mother’s home with Elder C L Airhart officiating. University of Arkansas music group from the Delauw School of Music to sing tonight in Fayetteville. Lockridge sells residence at Washington and Arlington to Oscar Rector and will move into the Birch house at Walnut and Madison on March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goldberg
Brazil
Alfred Hat
C. A. Kelley
Greencastle
Mr. Goldberg
Charles Pitts
Decatur
Alice Evans
C. L. Airhart
Borcet Hill Cemetery
O, Lockridge
Washington and
Arlington Streets
Oscar Rector
Marc
Mrs. Lockridge
Birch
Walnut and
Madison Street
Chicago theater opens women smoking room at cost ten thousand
A Chicago theater announced it has opened a women smoking room after reports of women smoking in the washroom lobby and gallery. The manager said women smoke more than men and the room cost ten thousand dollars to outfit.
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Chicago
Today
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes
Andrew B. Hanna transfers a Greencastle lot to Standard Oil Company for 5000 dollars. Hiram E. Peck transfers a New Maysville lot to Ray Beil for 750 dollars. Mrs Ernest Watson of the Clo verdale music store is in the city on business and will travel to Crawfordsville tonight. Miss Garnet Sackett participates in a concert tonight with the Shubert sextet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew B. Hanna
Standard Oil Company
Greencastle
Hiram E. Peck
Ray Beil
New Maysville
Ernest Watson
Cloverdale Music Store
Vincennes merchant acquires Kelley stock and fixtures
William Burchfield of Vincennes Indiana buys C A Kelley dry goods and ready to wear stock along with fixtures. Kelley after 50 years retires from Green Castle operations and ships the inventory to Vincennes to boost Burchfield's stock and business prospects.
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William Burchfield
Vincennes
Ind
C. A. Kelley
Kelley
Greencastle
Burchfield
Mrr
Noles Outfit Heads to Spencer for Basketball Game
High School Noles basketball squad led by coach Wilfred Smith travels to Spencer for a Spencer Green Castle game. The trip includes players Frank Masten Jonn Stoney Woverr Stoner Carl Allen Rank Irwin George York Jacoy Hirt Lewis Hirt Jerold Laibett and escort from the school. Tickets for Putnam County tournament in Bowling Green are on sale with season tickets at one dollar and single tickets at five cents for morning afternoon and evening games. Shubert Sextet member Miss Garnet Sackett to perform in Crawfordsville Friday January 15. several friends plan to attend.
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Lae
Frank Masten
Jonn Stoney
Woverr Stoner
Carl Allen
Rank Irwin
George York
Jacoy Hirt
Lewis Hirt
Jerold Laibett
Spencer
Sezena Greencastle-Spencer Ign
Wilfred Smith
Wil Dow
Putnam County
I EU
Ward 20 plans raise funds for kids playgrounds
Community group of parents and the teacher club in Ward 20 initiates a drive to raise about 1000 dollars to fit up a safe play area where children can enjoy supervised recreation.
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Parents Teacher Club
Women Lead Drive to Fund Second Ward Playground
The Parent Teachers Association of the Second Ward began a campaign to raise 1000 dollars to equip a playground on the Second Ward School building lot. A committee of women was appointed to oversee financing and will form a sub committee of men to solicit funds. Over 100 dollars was subscribed at the Thursday night meeting and further canvassing of the ward is planned to cover the remaining costs. The plan calls for a modern playground with fun devices to keep children off the streets.
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Second Ward
Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Financial Creed for A’s Seventh District War Savings
A government creed used by the War Savings organization urges citizens to believe in the United States, work hard, spend less than they earn, save consistently, invest thoughtfully, and buy government securities to strengthen both the country and individual finances for America's future.
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War Savings Organization
United States of America
America
Preparatory Music Pupils in Recital at Music Hall
Preparatory pupils of the DePauw School of Music present a recital this evening at 7 in Music Hall. The program lists solo and duet pieces by Virginia Rariden, Juliana Gardner, Helen Duff, and others, including selections by Bachmann, Krogmann, Sartorio, and Ducelle, featuring violin, piano, and flute.
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School of Music
Music Hall
Peewee Ee
Virginia Cook
Gertrude Cook
Mary Emily Garrett
Eric Lenore Ruark
Virginia Stoner
Bear Graydon Herod
Krogmann
Virginia Grose
Shumann
Sartorio
Kathleen Taylor
Ducelle Mary Esther Bowman
Meda Quigg
War Savings stamps of 1920 pave way to independence
The 120 War Savings stamps are carmine, bear George Washington’s head, and increasingly mature. 2 cent thrift stamps support payments on War Savings stamps. Thrift cards can be exchanged for War Savings certificates, with demand and surrender rules applying. stamps not affixed to certificates do not add value.
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Carmine Teeler
George Woehlington
Wis
War Savings
Savings Official Cites Thrift Drive Goals
Willian Mather Lewis, director of the savings division in the treasury department, asserts that vigorous thrift and economy will reduce living costs, stabilize national industry and commerce, and sustain prosperity. He stresses determined effort toward thrift and simple living as the path to these outcomes.
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Brst
Willian Mather Lewis
Treasury Department
Porting project urged to build fortune via stamps
An advertisement proclaims steady wealth through government saving stamps, insisting Rome was not built in a day and fortunes grow dollar by dollar, urging commitment through 1920.
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Rome
Harris Couple Spends Thursday in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Lucien Harris were in Indianapolis on Thursday. They visited local sites and returned home the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Harris
Indianapolis
Funeral of Col. Weaver Helm Today
Body lies in state in Me Harry Hall before the service conducted by university president and others at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Weaver Helm
Meharry Hall
Burial to be in Sandusky for Col James K Weaver
Funeral services for Colonel James Kuey Weaver were held at DePauw University with a military escort and Phi Kappa Psi members in attendance. The body was then sent by train to Sandusky Ohio for burial at Oakland Cemetery after brief services at the cemetery chapel. Present at the service were DePauw President George Grose, Mrs Weaver, and out-of-town mourners including Will Cavin of Sturgis Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kuey Weaver
South College Avenue
Bearces
Phi Kappa Psi
Gr.ternity
Col. Weaver
DePauw
McHaurry Hall
Vandalia
Will Cavin
Sturges,Mich
Hog Receipts Hold Steady as Prices Stable in Indianapolis
Hog receipts reached about 11 000 with prices steady or mixed from 10.50 to 110.50. Heaviest at 11.60 and lightest around 16.00. Local buyers took 7 000 hogs. outsiders 4 500. Cattle steady and calves down. sheep steady. A roof fire on South Indiana street caused minor damage to a house occupied by John Dowling, extinguished with little loss.
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Ju. Sone
Calvea Deem
Ned Die
John Dowling
Indiana Street
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